Angular CLI 1.6.6执行eject后webpack脚本路径为何为绝对路径？

Looking at your ejected webpack config snippet:

"plugins": [
  new NoEmitOnErrorsPlugin(),
  new ScriptsWebpackPlugin({
    "name": "scripts",
    "sourceMap": true,
    "filename": "scripts.bundle.js",
    "scripts": [
      "D:\\GitProjects\\Product\\ProjectName\\node_modules\\jquery\\dist\\jquery.min.js",
      "D:\\GitProjects\\Product\\ProjectName\\node_modules\\tv4\\tv4.js"
    ],
    "basePath": "D:\\GitProjects\\Product\\ProjectName"
  }),

Great question! Let me break down why you're seeing absolute paths here instead of the relative ones you might have expected:

• Webpack's path resolution reliability: Webpack handles absolute paths far more consistently than relative paths. Absolute paths eliminate any risk of file resolution failures if you run webpack commands from a subdirectory of your project, or in CI/CD environments where the working directory might vary. This ensures your dependencies are always found, no matter where you execute the build.

• Angular CLI's internal configuration logic: Under the hood, Angular CLI tracks all your project dependencies and assets using absolute paths rooted at your project's root directory. When you run ng eject, the CLI simply exposes this internal configuration directly—there's no extra step to convert those paths back to relative ones. It's just reflecting how the CLI was already managing your resources behind the scenes.

• The basePath property is your reference point: Notice the basePath set to your project root's absolute path? If you prefer relative paths for readability, you can safely replace the absolute paths in the scripts array with paths relative to this basePath. For example, change D:\GitProjects\Product\ProjectName\node_modules\jquery\dist\jquery.min.js to ./node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js—webpack will use basePath as the base to resolve these relative paths correctly.

While absolute paths might look a bit clunky, they're a deliberate choice to ensure your ejected config works reliably across different environments. If relative paths are more readable for your workflow, modifying them manually is totally safe as long as they align with the basePath.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Milos